AQS Inmate Call

It's a common misconception that incarcerated individuals lack rights. In this episode, I explore the rights of those incarcerated and share personal experiences. We must stop the Department of Corrections from violating human rights and using settlements to silence families and victims. The DOC is not exempt from the law and must be held accountable for any illegal actions and misuse of power.

In this podcast, I explore the various methods of crime prevention and how individual belief systems can be the most impactful in deterring deviant behavior. Join me as I discuss the power of communication, relationships, and mentorship in creating a safer community. You may be surprised to learn just how much your actions can influence someone else's perspective on crime. Tune in to make a difference today.

Welcome to AQS Inmate Call! In this episode, I explore the profound impact of communication on crime prevention. While it might not always be immediately evident, every interaction can shape a person’s life—whether through direct engagement or subtle influence. Regular communication plays a pivotal role in enhancing self-worth and fostering emotional and mental resilience. Our collective experiences, both positive and negative, serve as valuable lessons, equipping us and others with coping strategies for life’s inevitable trials. Tune in as I delve into the power of words and connections. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwJ2tv6qrhq2hhkMk7hinAQ

In this episode, Greg Brown shares his experience with his former lawyer and municipal court judge, Lawrence Freedman, who he claims ripped him off for $3,000. Brown discusses how despite suing to recover his money, he believes that Judge Keith Harper and the appeal judges all covered up for Freedman. Tune in to hear the full story.

In this podcast episode, I delve into the mismanagement issues plaguing the Washington Corrections Center for Women. It’s evident that sending incarcerated women there to serve their sentences, especially if they face an elevated risk of serious ailments, is a problematic practice. The recent $9.9 million award to Paula Gardner underscores the need for the Washington Department of Corrections to adopt a more proactive stance in preventing harm to incarcerated individuals. It’s time to break the cycle of repeating mistakes that endanger their health and well-being.

Welcome to the second episode of the Paula Gardner series, where I delve into Paula's own words as she reflects on her past and outlines her plans. Join me as I explore how the Washington Department of Corrections struggled to effectively address her medical conditions, and how her diagnosis is linked to the actions of the prosecuting attorney and district attorney. Through Paula's story, I examine the flaws within the justice system and delve into the complexities of seeking true justice. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion on these critical issues.

Incarcerated individuals face daily challenges in their quest for survival within the confines of prison walls. To ensure their safety and well-being, it is crucial to establish effective procedures that empower them to report any misconduct, with a reliable system for follow-up and resolution. Moreover, fair compensation for all prison workers, ensuring they are paid at least minimum wage, is essential to alleviate the financial burden of inflated costs within correctional facilities and to support families on the outside.

Greg Brown describes instances where he experienced horrible court decisions and actions.

In this podcast, I delve into the often-misunderstood emotion of love and its profound impact on incarcerated individuals. Join me as I explore the experiences of those behind bars and the crucial role that Department of Corrections counsellors and staff play in educating and empowering them with coping skills. Together, we'll uncover the strength and resilience that love can foster, even in the most challenging circumstances.